Birds of America
Fernandina Couple Recognized for Research Unlocking the Mysteries of Shorebird Migration
Each year, Audubon Florida recognizes an individual for their extraordinary contributions to the conservation of Florida’s birdlife, often made at
Two Men and a Lobster Boat
Using the necessity defense, activists put climate change on trial.
Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve Given Audubon Conservation Distinction
Audubon New York today announced the designation of Seneca Meadows Wetlands Preserve in Seneca Falls as an Important Bird Area (IBA).
Audubon Florida Honors Palm Beach County Natural Areas Program with Florida Special Places Award
Each year, Audubon Florida recognizes a person or agency for extraordinary efforts to protect the places that make Florida special.
Congressman Patrick Murphy Honored with Audubon’s Champion of the Everglades Award
On Friday (October 17), U.S.
Do Peacocks Pay a Price for Beauty?
A recent study suggests that the peacock’s extravagant train doesn’t fetter its flight.
Audubon California strongly supports Prop. 1
Audubon California today announced its strong support for Proposition 1, the state water bond placed on the November ballot by Governor Jerry Brown
State Launches New Important Bird Advisory Committee
As migratory birds – especially hawks – and Monarch butterflies flew overhead, a large crowd of visitors to the New Haven Migration Festival heard
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